Chamomile Peach Iced Tea

A fruity and refreshing iced tea with the flavors of chamomile and peach. This tasty recipe is not too sweet and so easy to make.

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Homemade Chamomile Peach Iced Tea

I like chamomile tea on its own, but I wanted to combine it with peach so it would be a little sweet and a little fruity. It’s a delicious and refreshing combination.

Note from Jee

I first made this recipe back in 2013 but updated it so it’s now made with peach juice instead of a fresh peach. I made the change so that the drink would be easier to make (the old recipe required creating a peach puree) and in less time.

Just like the old recipe, you can really taste the chamomile and peach, without one flavor not overpowering the other. Hope you like it!

Recipe Summary

• This chamomile and peach iced tea is made with chamomile tea, water, peach juice, and ice.
• Mild and fruity, it’s a caffeine-free iced tea so it’s great for kids.
• The recipe makes a 16 ounce (2 cups) drink and takes 6 minutes.

RELATED: Peach Iced Tea from Scratch

Ingredient Notes

• Chamomile tea: I’m using loose chamomile tea, but you can use tea sachets or tea bags.
• Peach juice: Any peach juice can be used. I used Simply Peach. Look for peach juices with minimal ingredients and avoid getting peach punch drinks, which are loaded with sugar.
• Water: I recommend using filtered water for all iced teas.
• Ice: Use filtered water to make ice, if possible.

For full ingredients and detailed instructions, please see the recipe card at the bottom of the post.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Make chamomile tea concentrate. Put chamomile tea and hot water into a teapot. Boil water on the stovetop or use an electric kettle with a temperature setting.

Step 2: Cover and steep. Strain out the chamomile solids.

Step 1: Pour peach juice into the teapot.

Step 2: Pour chamomile peach iced tea into a cup with ice.

Expert Tips

• To quickly cool down the tea, put hot tea, peach juice, and ice into a cocktail shaker and shake 10 times. Pour everything in the cocktail shaker into a cup. Add ice into the cup if needed.
• Peach nectar can be used instead of peach juice, but it’ll be a bit thicker and sweeter.
• Little water is used to make the chamomile tea so that it would be a tea concentrate. This makes it quicker to cool down without sacrificing flavor.

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Chamomile Peach Iced Tea

By: Jee Choe

A fruity and refreshing iced tea with the flavors of chamomile and peach.

Prep Time: 1 minute minute

Total Time: 6 minutes minutes

Yield: 1 serving (16 ounces)

Ingredients 

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• ▢ 1 tablespoon chamomile loose tea, (or 2 tea bags or sachets)
• ▢ ½ cup hot water
• ▢ ⅔ cup peach juice
• ▢ 1 cup ice

Instructions 

• Put chamomile tea and hot water into a teapot.

  Boil water on the stovetop or use an electric kettle with a temperature setting. Set water temperature to 195°F.
  1 tablespoon chamomile loose tea, ½ cup hot water
• Cover and steep for 5 minutes. Strain out chamomile solids.
• Pour peach juice into the teapot.
  ⅔ cup peach juice
• Pour iced tea into a cup with ice.

  Stir before drinking.
  1 cup ice

Notes

• Any peach juice can be used. I used Simply Peach. Look for peach juices with minimal ingredients and avoid getting peach punch drinks, which are loaded with sugar.
• Peach nectar can be used instead of peach juice, but it’ll be a bit thicker and sweeter.
• To quickly cool down the tea, put hot tea, peach juice, and ice into a cocktail shaker and shake 10 times. Pour everything in the cocktail shaker into a cup. Add ice into the cup if needed.

Nutrition

Sodium: 18mgCalcium: 11mg

Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.

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